Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:21 pmJHH60 wrote:rhyang wrote:Drywall ?
Works best if you're a renter.
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:53 pmAs an advance to fact that I once pegged my way up our two-story brick home, it occurred to me that a full traverse of a 40ft pantechnicon parked at the local Diner would serve as good training. Aluminum composite panels are quite ice-like, and make a similar scrunching sound when axed! Crampons optional. Though beat it quickly after one lap, and make sure it's not a sleeper.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:40 pmOK, no one's asked the obvious question: WHY?
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:37 amfatdad wrote:OK, no one's asked the obvious question: WHY?
Because there's no ice to climb for most of the year?
IceHoldz Info
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 5:32 amxDoogiex wrote:I told the manager about ice holdz and looked online about them and he wants to get some for the rock gym.
Hey there,
We'd love to see your gym in Ohio pick up some IceHoldz. The North American Petzl Climbing Team just started training on IceHoldz this month. We're soon shipping to New Zealand's climbing team as well. Let us know if we can answer any questions.
How long do they last?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 5:36 amDeleted User wrote:knoback wrote:One of the big hold/wall manufacturers was making panels you could swing into. Don Foote had a wall set up at the Cody ice fest a few years ago to demo them and the sticks were fairly realistic. The panels were 4x8 and cost a couple hundred bucks. I can't recall the which company made them, but a quick search or an email to Don at codyice.com should turn it up,
Any idea on durability? I'd hate to spend $200 and have it last a month....
We have been selling IceHoldz for over two years now and no one has asked for a replacement shell. We've also got a piece we take to climbing comps that has been swung into over 300 times and it's still usable.
Indoor Ice Climbing Holds
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:00 pmHey there,
We'd be happy to put you in touch with our customers using IceHoldz. We've had no complaints and everyone loves the real feeling of ice. The Entre Prises panels are great for children however if you're looking to train, seasoned climbers prefer IceHoldz. The North American Petzl Climbing Team just started training on IceHoldz this month (December 2009). Drop us a line and feel free to chat with us.... You wouldn't climb Everest without training.... IceHoldz gives you what you need in the off season.
We'd be happy to put you in touch with our customers using IceHoldz. We've had no complaints and everyone loves the real feeling of ice. The Entre Prises panels are great for children however if you're looking to train, seasoned climbers prefer IceHoldz. The North American Petzl Climbing Team just started training on IceHoldz this month (December 2009). Drop us a line and feel free to chat with us.... You wouldn't climb Everest without training.... IceHoldz gives you what you need in the off season.
How to Train for Ice Climbing using IceHoldz
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:02 pmCheck out this video of Gordon McArthur (Petzl Athlete and IceHoldz sponsored athlete) using IceHoldz for training.
Click on the first video in the list
http://www.iceholdz.com/movies.html
Click on the first video in the list
http://www.iceholdz.com/movies.html